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Praise for Hope Road (John Ray #1)

Crime thriller fans, this novel is a must
read.
Jersey Girl Book Reviews

 

A gripping read… A fascinating study in
dark and evil… The stuff of Great British grit and dark, dark humour…
Beautifully cinematic… far more cinematic than a McDermid or a Rankin.
Crimefictionlover.com

 

This book was fantastic!! A wonderful
who-done-it!! I am looking forward to the next book in this series.
2ReadOrNot2Read

 

Barlow throws in plenty of twists… he
spins the yarn in fast-paced, very readable prose. HOPE ROAD is a fine novel,
the first in a series, and I look forward to reading the others.
Rough Edges

 

I can’t wait for the next book. Hope Road
is a fast-paced, exciting novel.
Preferred Reading

 

I loved the story. Little twists and turns
and an ending I did not expect.
Booketta

 

A wonderful read which I highly recommend.
[…] An engrossing story with fascinating and complex characters. The setting
is wonderfully portrayed. A tremendously exciting debut and I look forward to
more.
The Guy with the Glasses

 

Very highly recommended. Exactly the kind
of book I love. And I did love it.
Meeka’s Mind

 

John [Ray] is a great character.
Beth
Kemp

 

I enjoyed it tremendously.
Not the
Baseball Pitcher

 

I don’t know when I’ve read anything quite
so visual. Hope Road would make a great [TV] program.
Letters from Hill Farm

 

A pretty gripping story. The description of
the city was great too.
Click’s Clan

 

An intriguing murder mystery from start to
finish.
Welcome to Tweedling

 

You’ll be curious to find out where Barlow
plans to take John Ray in upcoming installments.
Nights and Weekends

 

This is an intriguing beginning for author
John Barlow […] A strong start.
His Futile Preoccupations

 

Looking forward to reading the next in the
series.
Today I Did This For Me

 

Praise for John Barlow’s previous
books

 

A cracking read that’s impossible to put
down.
Yorkshire Post

 

Barlow’s imagination appears unlimited,
almost attuned to a parallel world.
New York Times

 

John Barlow is back with another story
that’s surprising, funny and satisfying…
Intoxicated
delivers the goods.
It’s the real thing.
Washington Post

 

Wonderfully innovative. Magic realism meets
Yorkshire pragmatism.
Booklist

 

John Barlow demonstrates a vast love of
language and, above all, the ability to tell a riveting yarn.
Palm Beach
Post

 

John Barlow is the rare writer who can be
playfully inventive, while deeply in touch with literary traditions. Matthew
Pearl, author of
The Dante Club

 

Like T.C. Boyle, to whom he has been
appropriately compared, Barlow paints personalities in broad strokes… Barlow’s
lively imagination will carry along those who appreciate risk-taking fiction.
Kirkus

 

…masterfully written and paced, rich in
back story and subplots. At times enthralling and at others heartbreaking… a
rewarding novel by a gifted stylist.
Charleston Post

Copyright

Copyright © 2013 by John Barlow

 

Cover design: Stuart Bache

 

This book is a work of fiction. All
characters, names, places and incidents are either products of the author’s
imagination or are used merely to add authenticity to the work. Any resemblance
to actual events, locales, or persons is entirely coincidental. All rights
reserved. No part of this publication can be reproduced or transmitted in any
form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, without permission in writing
from John Barlow.

 

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